Lately, the more I listen to this "radio station" on the blockchain, the more I realize that security isn't some kind of mysticism: when assets are small, using a hardware wallet is enough, like stuffing cash into a drawer, at least not leaving it on the table; but once the money starts to "sting a little," multi-signature is like installing two locks, it's more troublesome but gives peace of mind when sleeping. I've also tried social recovery, which is quite like giving keys to a few trustworthy people, provided you really have trustworthy people... otherwise, it's a big public embarrassment.

When I see the stacking of yields from re-staking and shared security being criticized as "nesting dolls," I actually want to tighten the underlying permissions more: whether you make money or not is another matter, but don’t let a wave of emotional resonance also stack your permissions away.

What I fear most isn't actually missing out on opportunities, but pretending I understand everything when I'm sober.